Iran talks with world powers hit snag over sanctions

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Spent-Fuel Pool Concern At US Reactor Wall Street Journal (blog) Dangerous overheating begins … It’s a Fukushima-like tale, with a much more benign ending. The incident happened at a nuclear plant in the US last year after an electrical fire. Workers at the Fort Calhoun plant near Omaha, Neb., restored power after … See all stories on this topic »

Focus Grows on Nuclear Plant Wall Street Journal By KEITH JOHNSON AP The Fort Calhoun, Neb., nuclear-power plant was surrounded by floodwaters last June. A fire at the plant helped center attention on the industry. At 9:27 am on June 7, 2011, operators of the Fort Calhoun nuclear-power plant near … See all stories on this topic » Wall Street Journal

US, Europe and Australia trying to evade climate commitments: climate The Australian Recommended Coverage Japan hopes resting on nuclear JAPAN will not be able to cut its carbon emissions by any more than 11 per cent by 2020 if it is unable to restart any of its 50 nuclear reactors. End of sidebar. Return to start of sidebar. See all stories on this topic »

Iran, big powers agree to hold more nuclear talks in June The West Australian The powers want to avert the danger of a new Middle East war raised by Israeli threats to bomb Iran, while Tehran also wants to avoid a looming Western ban on its oil exports. After discussions in Baghdad extended late into an unscheduled second day on … See all stories on this topic »

Iran, big powers extend talks despite split over sanctions euronews By Andrew Quinn and Justyna Pawlak BAGHDAD (Reuters) – Iran accused world powers on Thursday of creating “a difficult atmosphere” in talks on its atomic energy programme, signalling a setback in efforts to reach an agreement that would allay their … See all stories on this topic » euronews

Iran talks with world powers hit snag over sanctions euronews The powers also want Iran to send its stocks of higher-refined uranium abroad and close an underground plant devoted to 20 percent enrichment and largely invulnerable to air strikes. In return, the United States, Russia, China, France, … See all stories on this topic » euronews

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